I had been hard at work in my first job for about 4 months. A lot of the early nerves and tension had faded away, and I was feeling a bit more confident about being able to cope with whatever came in through the door. It was a quieter day, when a lady brought her […]
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A Saturday morning. I thought this locum was pretty bad, but this day proved to be the icing on the cake. I only had a week to go, and I was counting every minute of every day, hanging out to be getting back home to my friends, and away from this horrible boss, the rows
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London was an interesting place to work in – I did quite a few temporary locums there. I would pack up my backpack, hoof it down to the local train in Newcastle Upon Tyne, and wait. The train would hiss to a halt; I\’d scramble to get my pack on, grab my guitar case, and
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Being on call. Afterhours! The bane of many a vet\’s life. You watch the phone like it\’s a viper, ready to strike. I remember my first job. At first, being on call was a bit of a novelty, really, nothing too terrible. However, the boss I worked for at the time could have taught fishes
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